Local Ad Men Attend New England Convention
The Bridgeport advertising club plans a large delegation to the New England Advertising Clubs convention in Lewiston October 13. Richard H. Lee of the Advertising Clubs of the World will speak on honesty in advertising and product representation. Separately, a note from the reserve department discusses joining the sixth class of volunteer reserve.
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Bridgeport
New England
Lew Hare
Dials
Richard H. Lee
Associated Warvertising Clubs
Monesty
Lee
Denby
Waterbury Barbers Strike Shuts Shops in City
Waterbury barbers walked out in a strike affecting the town. Journeymen barbers protested a tax measure and a price change tied to the State Barber Commissioner. About seventy professionals reportedly joined or were ready to join the action, causing widespread service disruption.
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Waterbury
HL Lancer
Miss Spash to wed Frederick Miller this afternoon
Miss Alice May Spash daughter of Frederick H. Spash of 36 Sherman street becomes the bride of Frederick Miller son of George B. Miller of Shelton this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The ceremony will be at the bride's home with Rev Trunk Moorehouss officiating. The couple will honeymoon on the Housatonic and stay with relatives in White Plains before moving to 30 Sherman street after November 1.
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Dinyer
Share Chaplin
Charles Ray
Mary Pickford
Thomas Meighan
Duslin
Thedis Barn
Douglas Fairbanks
Stancha Sweet
Mawel Normand
Marguerita Clary Bears White
Fatty Arpuckis
Wallace Reid
Beverly Bayne
Willom Farnum
Alice Brady
Clare Swanson
Anita Stewart
Paulita Frederick
Dorothy Gish
Oakland
Tou
Mother's Magazine
Oakland Automobil
Mothers Magazine
Wheweson
Mothers’ Magazine
Gisaco
Alice May Spash
Frederick Henry Spash
Sherman Street
Frederick Miller
George B. Miller
Shelton
Trunk F. Moorehouss
Martha
Johnson
Maurice Gould
Housaton
White Plains
Spash
Y.W. GC
Tircles
Shapiro
Miller
Navy
Charity department employs 983 men on city repairs
The Charity department reports 983 men employed in city road and park repairs with 283 paid off last Saturday. Most receive 2.70 a day for nine hours and room and board at Hillside home. others gain cash wages. Work sites include Madison avenue near the jail and several city streets. pay rise linked to a $200,000 city grant.
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Angus FP. Thorne
Hillside Home
Begrassey
Seaside
Baechwood
Madison Avenue
Charity Department
Harmony
Charron, Gordon
Lvtrie
Spring
Tudor
Cleveland
West Side
Hillhouse Avenues
Huntington Road
Bakes Claim Against City for Stolen Loam
Laurence J. Gill represents James Lavery in a $664 claim for 33 loads of loam allegedly taken from Brooklawn avenue and Nutmeg street. City officials say the loam came from a 19 foot by 1560 foot street strip under improvement. Also noted, Wettenstein Bros bankruptcy filing lists $17,713 assets with $13,872 unsecured and $4 creditors, hearing October 14.
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City ‘Hall
Lauorence J. Gill
James Lavery
Brooklawn Avenue
Nutmeg Street
Meg
Harry
Hugo Wettenstein
Wettenstein Bros
Hancock Avenue
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Owniah & Maes
Figured Challis Come in and look them over
Short, unclear text describes a fabric item for sale. Mentions a 36 inch width and 18 ets per yard, inviting viewers to examine the pieces. No clear dates, brands, or locations provided.
Joicey Williams Promotes Homemade Hair Darkening Mix
The actress endorses a simple home formula to darken gray hair. Mix one ounce of buy rum, a small spoon of Barho Cem pour, and 44 ounce of glycerine with water. Applied twice weekly, it purportedly darkens hair without coloring the scalp and makes users look younger.
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Joicey Williams
Gray Hai
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